Timely News Snippets From Our Weekly Clippings
In Kenton grain trade a rush fills elevators and trains cannot move the crop. A clash between two Mexican field workers near Rodman results in one hospitalized and the other jailed in Barnetsburg. Schools close for two weeks to aid harvest while children help fathers gather crops. A girl’s body is moved from a grave near town to Cedar Cemetery after a dredge path endangers the site. A two-vehicle collision near Duncombe damages both cars. owners refuse to reveal names due to policy. The Record notes public interest and local reports from Hamboklé Republigan.
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Duncombe AU Port
Franklin Auto
Duncombe
Tig
Hamboklé
Republigan
Railroads Seek 1 Percent Hike on Grains
The Fenton Reporter notes railroads push a one per cent rate increase on oats and corn arguing individual farmers will not notice the change. They claim farming losses justify a small rise, predicting about two hundred dollars per farmer yearly and millions in total over time for the railroads.
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Fenton
M. O. Grodland
Graettinger
Puildes
Gracttiinger
Groland
Hig
T.R
Man Gives Wife Glycerine Mixture
A man gave his wife a glycerine based mixture with buckthorn bark to treat years of stomach trouble. The ad claims say it relieved her, noting better appetite and weight gain. The advertisement promotes Adlerka based remedies as effective for digestion gas and chronic constipation with claimed purification of the system. Mack's Pharmacy distributes the product.
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Mack
Made Favorable Impression With Local Voters
The article notes Henry Swanson of Livermore and local officials discussing voting procedures and ballot pitfalls. It details instruction on how to vote for independent or party candidates, the complexity of cross-ticket voting, and remarks from local Democrats and prominent residents about the election process.
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Henry Swanson
Livermore
Mohamed
Algena
Osgood
Saundery
Saunders
Mr. Berg Sie
M W A Lodge Meets On Second And Last Mondays
M W A lodge news notes gatherings on the second and last Monday of each month. Members George, Clair, and YC Wiegmann are listed among attendees in the brief social blurb.
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M. W. A. Lodge
Rupture Expert to Demonstrate in Algona November 2
HL Segley, a Chicago and Philadelphia truss specialist, will visit Algona on Thursday November 2 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield rupture treatment. Seeley claims the device seals openings within 10 days with instant effects and no surgery, backed by U S government documents. location listed as 117 N Dearborn St Chicago.
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HL Segley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Algona
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. Cato
Maderal Ani
Home Office
Dearborn St
Ev Lutheran Zion and South Walnut Church Notes
Church notes detail Ev. Lutheran Zion congregation services Sunday October 29 at 2 30 pm at the Methodist church with English language formation. Confirmation close Saturday at 9 40 at South Walnut church with Norwegian and Burgigh services. Sunday school at 1 pm. morning worship and various meetings follow. Rev J J Amtrene pastor.
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Lutheran Church
Ev. Lutheran Zion
Methodist Church
J. J, Amtrene
South Watt
South Walnut
Graetlinger
Koyvicor
Dantaly
Ie Hansen
Epworth
Clara Suss
Moses
Hgne Missionary Society
Myg
S.C. Barnhart
C. Barnhart
Hawkeye Hall
C.J. Mokkelson
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Grodland
Hepp
Des Moines
Pais
Stytera
Tweeday
Anth
Woorman
Royal Neighbors
Elsie Paulsen
Oracle
Fantna Shaver
Recorder
Seeley Vamoud
Hawkeye Theatre
Grabttinger
Hoys
bier MING_LUATHER
Osher’s Dept. Store
Iowa
Centerville
USA
Storm Whitlows
Doore
Royal Lumbe
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